Wraga, Natalie Grant, 1901-2002.

American foreign service officer and Sovietologist.

From the description of Natalie Grant Wraga papers, 1919-2004. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754872847

Biography Note

• 1901 February 24: Born as Natalie Konstantinovna Mark, Tallinn, Estonia
• 1920s: Fled the Soviet Union. Became a U.S. citizen when she married Malcolm Grant (divorced shortly thereafter)
• 1923: Employed with the American Relief Administration
• 1928 - 1939 : Worked for the American Legation in Riga, Latvia, as a translator and analyst
• 1950s: Employed with the U.S. Department of State as a Sovietologist
• 1959 May 20: Married Ryszard Wraga, also known as Jerzy Antoni Niezbrzycki
• Mid-1960s: Moved to Menlo Park, California, and worked for the Hoover Institution, Stanford University
• 1981 - 1988 : Volunteer, League of Women Voters
• 1983 - 1985 : Volunteer, Project Hope
• 1985: Volunteer, Republican Women's Club of Loudoun County, Virginia
• 2002 November 12: Died, Lovettsville, Virginia

From the guide to the Natalie Grant Wraga Papers, 1919-2004, (Hoover Institution Archives)